Key Takeaways
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Delmar Hall is a 750-capacity mid-size venue on the Delmar Loop, positioned for catching artists before they move to larger rooms like The Pageant next door.
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OnesToWatch highlights three priority discovery shows this fall: Slow Pulp (October 16), Ripe (September 27), and Willow Avalon (October 14), each in a distinct genre lane.
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The venue’s fall 2026 calendar spans indie rock, funk-pop, country-Americana, post-metal, noise rock, R&B, and progressive rock, giving discovery-focused fans consistent genre breadth.
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Support-act lineups are particularly strong, with emerging artists like Dagmar Zuniga, Clover County, and Soul Glo appearing on bills that signal the next wave of rising talent.
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OnesToWatch Live offers curated discovery picks and practical guidance to help fans choose the right night at Delmar Hall.
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Quick Ticket Links For Featured Shows
Ripe — Play The Game Fall Tour 2026 | Sunday, September 27, 2026 | Delmar Hall, Saint Louis, MO
Willow Avalon — Pink Pocket Pistol Tour | Wednesday, October 14, 2026 | Delmar Hall, Saint Louis, MO
Slow Pulp — Slow Pulp Live 2026 | Friday, October 16, 2026 | Delmar Hall, Saint Louis, MO
The OnesToWatch Discovery Picks: Upcoming Shows At Delmar Hall
Slow Pulp — Slow Pulp Live 2026 | Friday, October 16, 2026 | 8:00 PM
Slow Pulp headlines Delmar Hall on Friday, October 16, 2026 as part of Slow Pulp Live 2026. The band is an American indie rock group from Madison, Wisconsin, currently based in Chicago, Illinois. Their sound sits between shoegaze, emo, and indie rock, and their catalog rewards close listening in a room the size of Delmar Hall. The group’s steady climb through independent venues makes this date appealing for listeners who want to see them before they step into larger spaces.
Ripe — Play The Game Fall Tour 2026 | Sunday, September 27, 2026 | 8:00 PM
Ripe plays Delmar Hall on Sunday, September 27, 2026 as part of the Play The Game Fall Tour 2026. The American funk and alt pop band is originally from Boston, Massachusetts, and is now based in Los Angeles. They have built a reputation for high-energy live sets, and their 2026 touring schedule reflects a band working at full capacity. According to TickPick, Ripe’s 2026–2027 itinerary spans 37 upcoming events, though other ticketing sources list fewer confirmed dates.
The tour runs from summer coastal shows through a full fall stretch, including Thalia Hall in Chicago on October 2, Terminal West At King Plow Arts Center in Atlanta on October 4, and The Regent Theater in Los Angeles on December 4. The Delmar Hall stop lands in the middle of a dense Midwest-to-East Coast run, positioning it as one of the tighter club plays on an otherwise escalating tour.
Willow Avalon — Pink Pocket Pistol Tour | Wednesday, October 14, 2026 | 8:00 PM | Support: Clover County
Willow Avalon brings the Pink Pocket Pistol Tour to Delmar Hall on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. The tour supports her sophomore album Pink Pocket Pistol, released via Atlantic Outpost/Assemble Sound, which features collaborations with Midland on “Hickest Woman,” Kaitlin Butts on “Hypothetically Speaking,” and Jason Isbell on “Cardinal Sin.”
Avalon performed at CMA Fest at Nissan Stadium to a crowd of over 60,000 and made her Stagecoach debut. She appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, making her TV debut performing “Homewrecker” on January 22, 2025, and performed three songs for the “Saturday Sessions” series on CBS Saturday Morning, which aired February 1, 2025. She is part of the 2026 Opry NextStage class. The St. Louis date falls within a run of headline club shows that also includes Webster Hall in New York, the 9:30 Club in Washington D.C., and Royale in Boston.
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Check out OnesToWatch’s 2026 Top 30 Artists To Watch for more emerging artists worth following into the fall season. Beyond these three picks, Delmar Hall’s full fall calendar offers a deep bench of discovery opportunities.
Full Upcoming Delmar Hall Schedule — Fall 2026 And Beyond
The full calendar below shows how Delmar Hall’s fall season balances discovery acts with established names, giving a clear sense of the venue’s range. Dates are listed in chronological order and are current as of September 21, 2026.
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Ripe — Play The Game Fall Tour 2026 | Sunday, September 27, 2026 | 8:00 PM
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Lambrini Girls With Big Special — North America 2026 | Friday, October 2, 2026 | 7:30 PM
Lambrini Girls bring their North America 2026 tour to Delmar Hall in St. Louis, MO with Big Special and Big Girl in support on Friday, October 2, 2026 at 7:30 PM, a date rescheduled from May 4, 2026 due to injury. The UK punk duo has drawn significant critical attention in independent rock, and this is a rare St. Louis headline date. -
Buzzcocks | Sunday, October 4, 2026 | 8:00 PM
The British punk rock pioneers headline Delmar Hall. As of SeatData’s latest update, the cheapest Buzzcocks tickets at Delmar Hall for the October 4, 2026 show start at $41 on the secondary market. -
Pecos & The Rooftops | Saturday, October 10, 2026 | 8:00 PM
The Texas country act plays Delmar Hall as part of an active fall touring schedule. For Pecos & The Rooftops at Delmar Hall on October 10, 2026, general admission tickets are $25.00 in advance and $30.00 day of show, per the venue’s official listing. -
Willow Avalon With Clover County — Pink Pocket Pistol Tour | Wednesday, October 14, 2026 | 8:00 PM
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Black Country, New Road With Dagmar Zuniga — North America Autumn Tour 2026 | Thursday, October 15, 2026 | 8:00 PM
Black Country, New Road’s third studio album Forever Howlong is produced by James Ford, whose credits include Fontaines D.C., Arctic Monkeys, and Blur. Their first two albums both charted in the UK top 5. Opener Dagmar Zuniga released her debut solo album in January 2025 and has since toured with Mount Eerie as the support act on three Texas shows in June 2025 (Dallas, Houston, and Austin) and hosts a monthly show on NTS Radio. -
Slow Pulp — Slow Pulp Live 2026 | Friday, October 16, 2026 | 8:00 PM
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Greek Fire | Saturday, October 17, 2026 | 8:00 PM
Greek Fire plays Delmar Hall in a hometown-adjacent date for the St. Louis-connected rock act. -
Sunn O))) | Tuesday, October 20, 2026 | 8:00 PM
The experimental drone metal duo brings their immersive live ritual to Delmar Hall. A 750-capacity room offers an unusually intimate setting for a band of their stature. -
Failure With Quannnic — The Rising Skyline Tour | Wednesday, October 21, 2026 | 8:00 PM
Failure headlines The Rising Skyline Tour at Delmar Hall, with Quannnic in support. The alt-rock veterans continue to draw strong demand at the club level. -
The Dip With DJ Orlandez Lewis | Saturday, October 24, 2026 | 8:00 PM
The Seattle-based rhythm and blues band’s 2022 album Sticking With It reached #1 on the Billboard Current R&B Albums Chart. In 2024, The Dip headlined and sold out San Francisco’s Fillmore, Washington D.C.’s 9:30 Club, and Webster Hall in New York, among other iconic venues. KEXP has called them “one of the most exciting and joyous acts to emerge in recent years.” -
The Brook & The Bluff With Ryman — The Werewolf Tour | Thursday, October 29, 2026 | 8:00 PM
The Brook & The Bluff bring The Werewolf Tour to Delmar Hall with Ryman opening. For The Brook & The Bluff at Delmar Hall on October 29, 2026, general admission tickets are $27.00 in advance and $32.00 day of show. -
Donny Benét With OTNES | Friday, October 30, 2026 | 8:00 PM
The Australian recording artist based in Sydney, whose genre is post-disco, plays Delmar Hall with OTNES in support, a pairing that fits the venue’s genre-diverse bookings. -
Post Sex Nachos With The Foxies | Saturday, October 31, 2026 | 8:00 PM
A Halloween night show at Delmar Hall with Post Sex Nachos headlining and The Foxies in support. -
Russian Circles With Primitive Man | Wednesday, November 4, 2026 | 8:00 PM
The Chicago post-metal trio headlines Delmar Hall with Denver’s Primitive Man opening. Russian Circles are a consistent draw at the club level and rarely play rooms this size in major markets. -
Strongboi With Salami Rose Joe Louis — The Fall Tour | Friday, November 6, 2026 | 8:00 PM
Strongboi plays Delmar Hall with Salami Rose Joe Louis in support, a pairing that reflects the venue’s interest in left-of-center independent acts. -
Almost Monday With Feel Trip — Thank God Its Almost Monday | Tuesday, November 17, 2026 | 8:00 PM
The San Diego alt-pop trio scored a Billboard Alternative Airplay #1 with “can’t slow down” and received a 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards nomination for Best New Artist (Alternative). As of September 2026, almost monday have accumulated more than 1.5 billion streams across all platforms, a figure that includes their catalog’s cumulative plays rather than Spotify-only streams (which stood at over 940 million as of April 2026), and more than 50 sync placements. Feel Trip opens. -
Chat Pile With Soul Glo And Shallowater — Who Loves The Sun Tour 2026 | Saturday, November 21, 2026 | 7:30 PM
Chat Pile headlines a stacked bill with Soul Glo and Shallowater in support. The Oklahoma City noise rock band has been one of the most critically discussed heavy acts of the past several years. -
Don Broco With Windwaker — Nightmare Tripping USA 2026 | Friday, November 27, 2026 | 8:00 PM
The British rock band brings Nightmare Tripping USA 2026 to Delmar Hall with Windwaker opening. -
The Pineapple Thief — Far And Wide Tour 2026 | Sunday, November 29, 2026 | 8:00 PM
The UK progressive rock band closes out November at Delmar Hall as part of their Far And Wide Tour 2026. -
Tiny Habits With Marie Dresselhuis | Tuesday, December 1, 2026 | 8:00 PM
Tiny Habits play Delmar Hall with Marie Dresselhuis in support to open December. -
Anthony Gomes — “Praise The Loud” 2026 World Tour | Friday, December 4, 2026 | 8:00 PM
The blues-rock guitarist brings his 2026 World Tour to Delmar Hall. -
Matisyahu — Festival Of Lights 2026 | Saturday, December 5, 2026
Matisyahu’s annual Festival of Lights returns to Delmar Hall as a festival-format event to close out the December calendar. -
Alaska Thunderf*ck — The Revolution Tour | Saturday, April 3, 2027 | 8:00 PM
Alaska Thunderf*ck brings The Revolution Tour to Delmar Hall in the first confirmed 2027 date at the venue. -
Chasing Abbey | Thursday, April 8, 2027 | 8:00 PM
The Irish pop act plays Delmar Hall in April 2027.
Additional Upcoming Highlights For Niche Audiences
Several other shows on the Delmar Hall calendar stand out for specific audiences. INOHA plays the This Might Be Useful Tour on October 13 at Delmar Hall in St. Louis with Capital Soirée and Pretoria in support. Shawn James brings the Flew Too Close To The Sun Tour on October 22 with Evan Bartels opening. The Brook & The Bluff’s Werewolf Tour on October 29 is a strong pick for fans of indie folk.
West 22nd plays November 5, Hurricane Wisdom’s Weathering The World tour stops at Delmar Hall in St. Louis on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, and Ax and the Hatchetmen bring The Late Checkout Tour 2026 on November 20 with John Robert opening. Sean Canan’s Voodoo Players close out November 28, 2026 with their Voodoo Last Waltz show at Delmar Hall in St. Louis at 8:00 PM. Eddie 9V plays December 3 for blues fans. While the focus is on upcoming shows, these dates illustrate the range of genres that rotate through the room.
Programming Patterns And Discovery Takeaways
Delmar Hall’s fall 2026 calendar reflects a venue functioning as a genuine discovery room. The three OnesToWatch-featured artists, Slow Pulp, Ripe, and Willow Avalon, each represent a different genre lane: indie shoegaze, funk-pop, and country-adjacent Americana. That genre breadth extends across the full calendar, which spans post-metal (Russian Circles), noise rock (Chat Pile), R&B (The Dip), alt-pop (almost monday), and progressive rock (The Pineapple Thief).
The support-act pipeline is particularly active. Dagmar Zuniga opening for Black Country, New Road, Clover County opening for Willow Avalon, and Soul Glo on the Chat Pile bill all represent artists at earlier stages of a similar trajectory. almost monday’s Billboard Alternative Airplay #1 and iHeartRadio Music Awards nomination for Best New Artist (Alternative) place them at a clear inflection point. Ripe’s extensive touring schedule, mentioned earlier, illustrates the kind of sustained commitment that builds an audience base for larger venues.
Delmar Hall, an intimate mid-level St. Louis venue, accommodates shows drawing anywhere from 350 up to 750 music enthusiasts, keeping audiences close to the stage. That intimacy matters most for acts whose live performance drives new fans.
Practical Guidance For Delmar Hall Concertgoers
Know Before You Go
Delmar Hall is located at 6133 Delmar Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63112 on the Delmar Loop. The venue holds 750 at capacity, and the general venue phone number is 314.726.6161. Age restrictions are determined on a show-by-show basis, so check thepageant.com for the specific policy for each event. Will call opens two hours before doors; bring a valid photo ID and the credit or debit card used for purchase. Name changes on will call must go through Ticketmaster at least 24 hours before the show. Free and street parking are available in the surrounding area, though not all private lots are open to the public. The venue offers elevator access via staff assistance; contact the venue directly for individualized accessibility arrangements.
How To Choose Which Night To Attend
For discovery-oriented fans, the three OnesToWatch picks, Slow Pulp on October 16, Ripe on September 27, and Willow Avalon on October 14, are the highest-priority nights based on current artist trajectory. For fans of established independent acts, Russian Circles (November 4), The Dip (October 24), and almost monday (November 17) offer strong alternatives. The Chat Pile bill on November 21 is the most stacked multi-act night on the calendar.
Timing And Pricing
Advance general admission tickets at Delmar Hall have averaged around $33.50. At Delmar Hall, day-of-show ticket prices are typically about $5 higher than advance prices (for example, $30 in advance and $35 day of), though some shows have smaller increases. Country shows at Delmar Hall this fall have lowest ticket prices around $36–$40 (Tanner Usrey from $36 on Sep 24, Willow Avalon from $40 on Oct 14), with secondary-market averages near $45–$93. Buying in advance is the consistent recommendation for any show with limited remaining inventory.
Delmar Hall Compared With The Pageant
The Pageant, directly adjacent at 6161 Delmar Blvd, has a standing capacity of approximately 2,300 and a seated capacity of about 2,000 and hosts acts that have already cleared the mid-size threshold. Coheed and Cambria play The Pageant in St. Louis on September 25, 2026, with secondary-market ticket prices averaging around $90 (median) and get-in prices from about $50. Delmar Hall is the room where those artists were playing two or three years earlier. For discovery-focused fans, Delmar Hall offers closer sightlines, lower ticket prices, and a higher probability of seeing an artist at a pivotal moment in their career.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Shows Are Coming To Delmar Hall In St. Louis In Fall 2026?
Delmar Hall has a dense fall 2026 calendar running from late September through December. Upcoming highlights include Ripe on September 27, Willow Avalon on October 14, Black Country, New Road on October 15, Slow Pulp on October 16, The Dip on October 24, almost monday on November 17, Chat Pile on November 21, and Matisyahu’s Festival of Lights on December 5, among many others. The three shows OnesToWatch flags as priority discovery nights are Slow Pulp, Ripe, and Willow Avalon.
What Is The Capacity And General Format At Delmar Hall?
Delmar Hall holds up to 750 to 800 attendees depending on the configuration, with most shows presented in a general admission standing format that keeps audiences close to the stage.